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Depression Can Be Worst Part of Parkinson's

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“Some patients stay active and can live at home rather than go to a nursing home,” said physician Dr. Michael Okun, co-director of the Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration at the University of Florida. “There's a wide disparity of …
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Depression Is Key Contributor to Health Status in Parkinson's

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The variations included different outcomes for similar patients depending on their treatment center; different use of medications between centers and neurologists; and different rates of referral to therapists. Depression and anxiety were found to have …
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Parkinson's sufferers often depressed, study finds

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The study found that between 45 and 75 percent of patients at the centers of excellence are already being treated for depression. UF has more than 600 participants in the study, such as Jeffrey Mackey, who has been treated for depression for a few years.
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